Origin: Berlin, Germany
Genres: Eurodance, Eurotrance
Years Active: 2002–2011
Labels: Konsum Records
Members:
- Felix Gauder (producer)
- Jessica Boehrs (vocals, 2002–2004)
- Jenny Marsala (vocals, 2009–2011)
Early Journey
- Novaspace was created in 2002 when Stuttgart producer Felix Gauder teamed up with singer Jessica Boehrs.
- Their debut single, a cover of Cyndi Lauper’s “Time After Time”, reached the Top 10 in Germany and Austria, marking their breakthrough.
- The project specialized in modern trance/Eurodance remakes of classic pop songs, appealing to both club audiences and mainstream listeners.
Career Highlights
- Singles:
- Time After Time (2002) – Top 10 hit in Germany and Austria.
- To France (2002) – Cover of Mike Oldfield’s classic.
- Guardian Angel (2002).
- Beds Are Burning (2004) – Cover of Midnight Oil’s hit.
- On the Radio (2012, post‑project release) – Donna Summer cover.
- Albums:
- Supernova (2003).
- Cubes (2004).
- DJ Edition (2006).
- Their tracks were staples in German‑speaking countries’ dance charts, and they toured extensively across Europe.
Signature Sound
Novaspace’s productions were defined by:
- Trance‑infused Eurodance beats with uplifting melodies.
- Female vocals delivering emotional resonance.
- Dancefloor‑ready remakes of nostalgic pop hits.
Recognition
- Achieved international success between 2002–2004, particularly in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland.
- Their singles consistently charted, making them one of the most recognizable Eurotrance acts of the early 2000s.
- Jessica Boehrs later pursued acting, while Jenny Marsala carried the project’s final years.
Legacy and Outlook
Novaspace represents the early 2000s wave of Eurotrance acts that revitalized classic pop songs for a new generation. Though the project ended in 2011, their covers remain nostalgic staples for fans of Eurodance and trance crossover.